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US seeks to undermine and destroy Lebanese unity.

A look at a album featuring an friendly alien warning kids about the dangers on earth....there's innuendo mixed into that folk music....and Snarf shares his fascination with Celebrity Bowling. You thought Dancing with the Stars was bad....

After Trump Election Victory, Progressive Activists Ponder What went Wrong for Democrats; Whether Trump Wins or Loses MAGA State Governments will Continue their Repression; Disinformation Floods US Election Campaign Fueling Anger and Distrust of Electoral Outcome.

Bob Avakian: The “choices” in this election are a damning exposure of this whole system. Excerpts from "The 2024 Elections: The Future Hangs in the Balance" – A Virtual Forum with Andy Zee, Paul Street and Sam Goldman. Sunsara Taylor on the misogynistic, male supremacist program that's at the heart of the MAGA fascist movement... & why the Democrats are no answer. What Sustains You? (An excerpt from The Bob Avakian Interviews).

Here are excerpts from a much longer interview with the Israeli historian Ilan Pappe, first broadcast on the Middle East Eye channel on November first 2024. This program goes into distribution on November 5, 24 - election day in the U.S. - where support for Israel’s bombing of Gaza has an outsized influence on the outcome. Thanks to Middle East Eye (MEE) for the excerpts. They are a UK-based news website founded in 2014 and cover the Middle East and North Africa. Mohamed Hassan welcomed Ilan Pappe to their studios in London. Pappe is one of Israel's New Historians. Since the release of British and Israeli government documents in the early 1980s, they have been rewriting the history of Israel's creation in 1948. Hassan is an Egyptian-New Zealander. He is both a poet, and the head of video at Middle East Eye. The conversation was first broadcast on the Middle East Eye channel on November first 2024. DATE: 11/1/2024

Many of us on the Left see the fight for environmental justice as going hand-in-hand with other progressive battles, including racial justice and human rights. But, evidently, not all environmentalist efforts are rooted in the same values. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to Abrahm Lustgarten, a reporter for ProPublica, about his recent piece chronicling an ugly, hidden side to the history of the American environmentalist movement. We learn about John Tanton, a virulent racist and eugenicist who befriended many environmental leaders, find out how he’s connected to the perpetrator of the El Paso Wal-Mart mass shooting, Patrick Crusius, and talk about how white supremacy and xenophobia have come to dominate right-wing rhetoric in this country.

The Repository is an oubliette of musique concrete, nocturnal emanations and audio oddities. An hour of strange music, spoken word musical mash ups of questionable taste. All material is royalty-free, public domain or Creative Commons. This show makes perfect late-night fare. Please let us know if you are broadcasting this show. Our host, Jack Bailey will give your radio station a shout out! Email us at kzzh@accesshumboldt.net.

Bill Ayers spoke at Burning Books in Buffalo, NY on October 27, 2024 to promote his new book, “When Freedom is the Question, Abolition is the Answer: Reflections on Collective Liberation". Burning Books is a radical bookstore in Buffalo, NY, specializing in activism, social justice, and liberation struggles. For more information visit burningbooks.com --- From Wikipedia, more or less: In 1969, Bill Ayers co-founded the Weather Underground, a revolutionary group that sought to overthrow American imperialism. During the 1970s, the Weather Underground conducted a campaign of bombing public buildings in opposition to U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. The FBI described the Weather Underground as a domestic terrorist group. Ayers was hunted as a fugitive for several years, until charges were dropped due to illegal actions by the FBI agents pursuing him and others. Ayers went on to become a professor in the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, holding the titles of Distinguished Professor of Education and Senior University Scholar. He is married to lawyer and law professor Bernardine Dohrn, who was also a co-founder of the Weather Underground.

A pre-vote look at the U.S. election campaigns around California’s putmarriage equality in the state constitution Proposition 3, out lesbian Senator Tammy Baldwin’s close campaign against a well-funded outsider who’s not afraid to attack Baldwin’s spouse, and an examination of Project 2025, the Trump blueprint for a theocracy/autocracy/dictatorship if he’s elected. And in the news, ILGA boots Israel’s The Aguda and rejects their bid to hold a future World Conference in Tel Aviv, the Tokyo High Court becomes the second of 8 regional courts to rule for civil marriage equality, more than 1 in 10 Aussie teens identify as sexually and/or gender-variant, rabidly phobic Texas A.G. Ken Paxton sues a second doctor for providing life-saving gender-affirming healthcare to minors, and the ACLU’s Chase Strangio will on December 4th become the first transgender attorney to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court. Those stories and more this week when you discover “This Way Out”, the international LGBTQ radio magazine.

Joe and Anthony are in fine form tonight with more focus on what really matters, lots of nakedness and the obvious Florida madness! Love the laughs, tune in live every other Monday night 7pm CST / 8pm est for a live show over at chiampa.org

Lively discussion at launch of “The Truth About the ‘37 Oshawa GM Strike, another important must read chapter in labour’s untold story.

1. Spectral Mic (Man with the Holograms) - Wordburglar 2) On The Way - Little Brother 3) Le Masque - Pitchcaps 4. Vibe Out - Conscious Vibe 5. Everyone & Anyone - Miles Powers ft. marc 6. Villain - Tantrum x Pariah 7. Black Stars - The J.M.B.(John Rogers, Moka Only and Mr. Brady) 8. Say Hmm - Reece Q Husky 9. Make Your Moves - DK ft. Touch 10. S&M on the Rocks - Swollen Members 11. Traffic - Slowy & 12Vince 12. Bottom To Bottom - El Camino & Oh Jay ft. Milano Constantine 13. God Send - Pharoahe Monch ft. Prince Po (Organized Konfusion) 14) Still Big - Big Shug 15. For The Love - Imperial & K.I.N.E.T.I.K. ft. DIE-Rek 16. Bloodsport - Certain.Ones ft. Homes Team (cuts by Seeks One) 17. Circles - Oxygen 18. Celestial - starHHr 19. Black Rain - Beatmaschine

The Appalachian Sunday Morning is a two hour all Gospel Music Radio program with radio station & program host Danny Hensley. The program is recorded live each Sunday morning while being broadcast on 91.7 FM Community radio and streamed world wide on www.sbbradio.org and/or www.sbbradio.net On this episode we reflect on tunes including songs from Clear Vision, Old Time Preachers Quartet, The Mark Debbeld Family and much more. This program is uploaded to SoundCloud, RSS.com, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes to mention a few.

On September 12, 2024, the Biden-Harris administration celebrated 30 years since the passage of the US Violence Against Women Act, with an announcement of new funds and new areas of coverage. Although passed by Congress in 1994, the VAWA bill was first introduced in 1990. From the WINGS archive 1991, here is then-81-year-old Washington reporter Sarah McClendon, interviewing then-49-year-old Senator Joe Biden, about the bill he drafted and introduced in the Senate, and would finally successfully shepherd through. He explains his first realization that the problem existed, and many of the angles to address it written into that bill. A similar version was introduced in the House by Barbara Boxer of California. The VAWA finally passed in both houses in 1994 and has been renewed - although with stops and starts and amendments - ever since. McClendon opined that Biden's work on this bill would make up for his performance as chair of the Judiciary Committee, when Anita Hill's testimony was dismissed and Clarence Thomas was confirmed to the US Supreme Court.

Join hosts Kyle and Cleo as they sit down with Sean Sawyer, a seasoned trader and therapist, to explore the deep connections between trading psychology and personal experiences. In this episode, Sean opens up about his unique trading strategies, the profound impact of personal loss on his trading behavior, and the critical role of accountability in the trading world. Sean shares candid stories of how the deaths of friends affected his emotional state and trading decisions, revealing the coping mechanisms he employed along the way. He discusses the balance between using trading as a distraction and the necessity of taking responsibility for one's actions. The conversation highlights the importance of mindfulness in trading, with Sean introducing a structured four-step approach to enhance self-awareness and emotional regulation. The trio also touches on the humor and cynicism that can emerge in the trading community, emphasizing the value of aligning trading practices with personal values for better decision-making and resilience. ***Use Promo Code: BOTSPP for 20% off the first 3 months!*** The episode dives into the realities of trading, stressing the dangers of false hope, the importance of choosing the right coach, and the overall impact of trading on personal growth. Sean recommends key readings for improving trading psychology and shares therapeutic approaches that can aid traders. The discussion underscores the necessity of self-care and accountability, urging traders to embrace honesty and self-improvement for lasting success.

In the great unionization drives of the Thirties, led by the CIO, international solidarity (practical & effective), was real and today needs to be revived.

The United Kingdom could experience winters as cold as northern Canada - if warming waters from the tropics stop flowing in a collapse of the ocean system called AMOC - the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. You hear the latest science from Dr. Stefan Rahmstorf. UK author and strategist Laurie Laybourn joins us. Philip Boucher-Hayes explains expectations in Ireland. From Utrecht University, Rene van Westen predicts AMOC collapse before 2057 and an extra meter of sea level rise to boot.

We've got a lot of talented "almost made it" artists this week. Some just didn't have the luck, others sounded too much like somebody else, like Hank Snow or Elvis, but all were good and worth listening to before they're completely forgotten. Those, plus our usual line-up of blues, country, gospel and exotica make for a show that's also worth listening to.